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Transabdominal Preperitoneal (TAPP) laparoscopic hernia repair has become one of the most effective and minimally invasive techniques for treating inguinal hernias. At World Laparoscopy Hospital, Dr. R. K. Mishra, a globally recognized laparoscopic and robotic surgeon, has refined this procedure with the innovative use of fibrin glue as a fixation method for the mesh. This advancement enhances patient outcomes, reduces postoperative discomfort, and minimizes complications associated with traditional fixation methods. What is TAPP Laparoscopic Hernia Repair? TAPP repair involves entering the abdominal cavity through small laparoscopic ports and placing a mesh in the preperitoneal space to cover the hernia defect. Unlike open surgery, this approach avoids large incisions, offering patients faster recovery, less pain, and reduced recurrence rates. Role of Fibrin Glue in Hernia Repair Traditionally, mesh fixation during TAPP repair has been achieved with sutures, tacks, or staples. However, these methods may cause chronic groin pain, nerve irritation, or tissue injury. Fibrin glue, a biological adhesive, offers a safer and more tissue-friendly alternative: Pain-free Fixation: Reduces postoperative pain by avoiding sharp fixation devices. Biocompatibility: Promotes natural tissue healing without foreign body reaction. Reduced Nerve Injury: No risk of nerve entrapment compared to tackers. Secure Mesh Placement: Provides firm fixation while preventing mesh migration. Dr. R. K. Mishra’s Expertise Dr. Mishra has been at the forefront of minimally invasive surgery and has pioneered advanced techniques in laparoscopic hernia repair. By introducing fibrin glue in TAPP repair, he has significantly improved patient satisfaction, particularly in terms of: Quicker Return to Work due to reduced pain and faster recovery. Minimal Postoperative Complications, such as seroma or neuralgia. Excellent Long-Term Outcomes, with very low recurrence rates. Advantages for Patients Patients undergoing TAPP hernia repair with fibrin glue at World Laparoscopy Hospital benefit from: Daycare or short hospital stay. Cosmetic results with nearly invisible scars. Early resumption of normal activities. Reliable and long-lasting hernia repair. Conclusion The adoption of fibrin glue fixation in TAPP laparoscopic hernia repair represents a remarkable step forward in hernia surgery. Under the skilled hands of Dr. R. K. Mishra, this technique offers patients a safer, less painful, and more effective solution for inguinal hernia treatment. World Laparoscopy Hospital continues to stand as a center of excellence in advancing minimally invasive surgical practices for the benefit of patients worldwide.